Highschool Novels & Stories

Well, I think to myself as I study my look for the day in the mirror. This will do I guess. I grab my bag and sling it onto my arm. Today is my 5th first day at high school so nothing new to me anymore. Same sh*t different school no doubt, snotty popular girls, ass hat jocks, and everything in between. I leave the house locking the front door behind me, not bothering to tell my mum I'm leaving, It's not like she would care anyway.

I said, stumbling backwards. "It's already viral," Sarah said, face flushed. "They even made a meme out of you falling down the stairs with fake moaning." Then... That's when I heard it, the laugh, Laureen. "Well, well," she said behind us. "If it isn’t Dashling High’s newest p**n star." Sarah stiffened. "Walk away." But she didn't, she stepped closer. "Tell me, Elsa, was it worth it? Throwing yourself at Jace like some desperate little pick-me?"

But her rebellious stunt didn't soften the teacher's heart; it only became a gossip fodder among the students. "Sharon's skipping school for Harry? So romantic!" "Are you kidding? She's in her senior year, and she's still pulling this? Isn't that a little crazy?" "I saw her the other day after school. She was in an alley with Harry and some other girls dressed like punks, smoking." "The model student turning delinquent? No way." "She's missed so much. Can she even hold her rank?" "And mocks are coming up. I'm so nervous."

She stepped back, then drove a powerful kick into the hardwood door with all her strength. The door flew open and slammed against the wall. Ashley strode into the room with her hands on her hips and shouted at the top of her lungs, "This room is now reserved for Middleton High's HAT Elite Class students as we prepare for the HAT exam! "I advise all of you to start packing and move out. We have an important exam tomorrow, and you don't want to be the ones hindering the country's brightest talents from doing their—" She trailed off before she could finish the word "duty."

Quinn High school was a heartless bit9ch. I wasn't very fond of middle school either, but everything about high school was stressful. I had seven classes that I attended daily, a lot of times with homework in at least two, but up to four of those classes. It was hard keeping my 'B' average. I wasn't the best and brightest, so I had to work hard to get those grades. No subject was an absolutely easy class for me. Some of the teachers made things easier than others. Science was a breeze because of the teacher, not the subject matter. Dressing out for P.E. was an easy way to get an 'A' in that class. Art was another easy 'A'. In those classes, all I had to do was participate.

April pov: I am going to school early because we have a PE activity now. But before I go to school, I first went to the hospital to give the food to my father, I also intructed Doctor Alvarez to call me immediately once there was an emergency which he agreed to. I quickly went down the bus to catch up my PE class. Deafening laughter and teasing were once again enveloping those around me but I didn't pay any attention to them anymore. I have more important matters to prioritize than them. Even if I had a chance to fight them, I still have the courage and power to fight them because I am afraid that I might not be able to study again if I beat up those spoiled brat like them. They don't experi

"That's how we all feel for about a year after school, but then we get bored and want to do something important with the knowledge we have." "How do your schooling systems work?" "Your parents are responsible for teaching you the basic skills, such as English reading, writing and spelling, Mathematics, Dolhq History, the adaptations of the planet for us to live and technology etc. Then at the age of 12, we go to High School to learn how to speak Dolhqan and about the universe for about 4 years, and after that it's University." "Lucky you finished High school when you were 16!" Jane exclaimed as we reached the front of the restaurant.

I shrugged helplessly. He's really testing my mind now, hm? "That's an eccentric yet interesting theory on human evolution. But regardless, for my main query, what happens in a school?" "High school can be described as a playground. It's a rollercoaster of emotions where adolescents prey on an emotion called 'like' or 'love' and form a bond through a relationship. It could be the need of friendship, the will to become the best among your peers, and of course the value of learning. Basically, this is where you get judged based on your appearance, where cringe worthy drama brings laughter or sympathy or sadness to the class, where you worry for school work but you aren't, where you fail the bi

She replies irritatedly. "Neither am I Alyson cause I also realized that you're not worth it. So how we settle this once and for all?" I suggest, she frowns. "Settle what exactly and how?" She asks. "We've been at this whole back and forth for years now and we've both gone way too far to ever be friends so how about we just drop it. I mean, it's our final year in high school and we can't keep being childish by always fighting whenever we run into each other." I say to her.